11-25-2009, 07:48 PM
In a thread that's scheduled for deletion, since it went off topic for this site, Bring4th_Steve had an excellent post that I'd like to discuss more.
I don't want this insightful post to get lost. That pattern of "love, love, attack, love, love" is one that has sure got me hooked in person, not just reading online. I'd never seen it so clearly called out as Steve put it here.
Sometimes destructive misinformation can be wrapped up in false positivity, like a burrito with tasty sauce over a toxic filling.
Question: What are some ways to increase our wisdom and insight so we don't fall for this type of negative hook? What helps keep us "tuned up" so to speak?
Quote:There is a LOT of mixed polarity information out there. And one of the tactics that I've seen from the negative elite is that they will regurgitate information of the light, so that the reader will feel attracted to author of the information, and then *POW!* The author will slap the reader with condescension or more information that is hardly light-based.
In this case, we have a lot of LOO material cited to help this character become "qualified" by the readers. Notice all the positive instructions offered, including the mention of being STO 50% of the time (which is really supposed to be 51%, otherwise you have not made any choice!).
I ask all of you to please be very careful when reading material out there, and learn to quickly identify the pattern of, "I love you, I love you, you are wrong, I love you, I love you".
The negative energies are doing anything they can at this point, including riding into message forums in a trojan horse made of "light", but opening up once in your heart with dis-information.
It's nice that the (offsite) link was posted for others to see, but we are not looking to "host" (offisite person)'s words here. Please remember to be sensitive not to detune Bring4th with negative material, per the posting guidelines.
Thanks,
Steve
I don't want this insightful post to get lost. That pattern of "love, love, attack, love, love" is one that has sure got me hooked in person, not just reading online. I'd never seen it so clearly called out as Steve put it here.
Sometimes destructive misinformation can be wrapped up in false positivity, like a burrito with tasty sauce over a toxic filling.
Question: What are some ways to increase our wisdom and insight so we don't fall for this type of negative hook? What helps keep us "tuned up" so to speak?